Is it over?
A variation on a theme for you all today.
Since day 1 when I set up this Weblog for Anne I haven’t commented on her entries, I originally set it up as an outlet for her, of course I was always there as were both of our families and her closest friends, but I thought it would be a good way to record things, she could always see how she felt during each cycle of treatment and it would also give her something to look back at, which will always remind her (and us) how strong she is, and also how well she can cope with extreme situations.
It has however proved to be more than that.
Its given Anne a way to communicate with the masses of people that care about her, and also provided a way for the love we have for her to be shown, I know that all of your kind comments have given her strength during the low points.
It’s also given her an outlet, somewhere to say whatever she wanted wherever she was, without bottling anything up.
Where does it go now?
I’m sure Anne will continue to update her blog as we go towards the upcoming tests, and I hope that going forward she can continue to use it, hopefully with more positive entries. Whatever happens, I know it has been worthwhile. Thank you all for your very kind and supportive comments, we certainly couldn’t have done it without you and we look forward to seeing you at our wedding, which has managed to creep up on us almost unnoticed!
Bonjour Anne,
It’s great you’ve finished your chemo.I do understand you, since I still have that illness.I understand the secondary effects of the chemo, they will disappear day after day.You must be patient and keep hope.I understand you when you say you were not brave, in a way we have to follow doctors’advice and trust them, that’s all and we have no choice, don’t we?
Yet you will gradually forget your illness but you mustn’t forget it totally: with a different look at life you will appreciate any little pleasure life can give you and you will minimize any trouble that seems a drama to other people!
Life is beautiful, isn’t it!: “la vie est belle” as we say in French.
Say hello to your parents.
Love
Danielle
@danielle le gall Thank you Danielle, you are quite right, ordinary problems seem so trivial now! I hope you are well x
How lovely Chris, i didnt know you were so eloquent.
It goes to show how you can both deal with extreme circumstances-I am sure you have been Anne’s quiet Rock through it all.
We cant wait to see you get married and make Anne part of the family officially, as she is already part of the family anyway really.
xx